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… Trusted Remote Execution, or Rex, on May 4, 2026. It is an open-source scripting runtime where the script itself does not decide what it may do on a system. Every file operation is checked against a separate Cedar policy …
What this is about Browser Use is a tool for AI browser automation: agents are meant to operate websites, extract data, use forms, run tests and complete repeatable web tasks. The official site calls Browser Use an …
What this is about open·kritt is an open, self-hostable platform for security researchers and developers who want AI agents to inspect source code for vulnerabilities. The project was published on GitHub in July 2026 …
What this is about Jupyter AI is an open source extension for JupyterLab. It brings chat, model access, and increasingly agentic functions into the environment where many data scientists, researchers, and analysts …
What this is about AIMap is an open-source security tool from Bishop Fox. It is designed to find, fingerprint, score, and test exposed AI infrastructure. That includes MCP servers, Ollama instances, vLLM or LiteLLM …
… about Kilo Code is a coding agent for developers who want AI to be more than a chat window next to the editor. The official site describes Kilo as an open agent for VS Code, JetBrains, CLI and cloud workflows. The …
What this is about OpenHistory is an open-source macOS app that turns permitted foreground activity into a private, searchable work timeline. It targets an everyday gap: tasks are spread across an editor, browser, …
… on June 23, 2026 and released it as an Apache 2.0 open-source project. The idea is that AI inference should not be run as a loose collection of GPU servers, cloud scripts, and model endpoints, but as a fleet managed …
… is about On May 6, 2026, Help Net Security reported on AIMap, a new open-source tool from Bishop Fox. It looks for publicly visible AI infrastructure, fingerprints frameworks such as MCP, Ollama, vLLM, LiteLLM, LangServe …
What this is about MCP Toolbox for Databases is an open-source Google tool that connects AI agents to databases through the Model Context Protocol standard. The practical reason for this tool check is version 1.7.0 from …
